Sentence examples for celestial glow from inspiring English sources
'celestial glow' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to an awe-inspiring radiance. For example, "The aurora borealis cast a celestial glow across the night sky."
There was a pleasant, almost celestial glow that illuminated my apartment.
Hollywood has never shied away from casting a celestial glow on its leading ladies, an aura of unreality often serving to enhance a new star actress's glamorous profile.
His panoramic view of a Jerusalem washed in a kind of celestial glow is very much in the mode of his New World wilderness landscapes.
"Mr. Spielberg, assisted by John Williams's soft, buoyant score; the celestial glow of Janusz Kaminski's cinematography; and Alex McDowell's meticulously designed set, dispels those demons with effortless grace and irresistible optimism".
Mr. Spielberg, assisted by John Williams's soft, buoyant score, the celestial glow of Janusz Kaminski's cinematography and Alex McDowell's meticulously designed set, dispels those demons with effortless grace and irresistible optimism.
The project, which bathed the room in a celestial blue glow, made one think less of a boardwalk arcade than of James Turrell's skylit Quaker meetinghouse.
Down the block, two dozen other new apartment and commercial buildings in bold hues of orange and green and adorned with celestial logos glow brightly in the night, their sail-shaped facades reflected in the ripples of the Taedong River.
Larger paintings like "Black Moon Lament" and "Bitch Goddess" are spectral and celestial, with glowing bright and metallic paint applied to a black matte ground.
When charged particles carried away from the sun on the solar wind slam into Saturn's atmosphere, it can cause the celestial lights to glow at the planet's poles.
A glowing celestial pinwheel spun in the night sky over the Middle East on Thursday night, grabbing attention across the region and fueling speculation about the possible origin of the unexplained phenomenon.
The Dark Energy Survey's (DES') ultra high-powered digital camera has snapped pictultra high-poweredight more celestial bodigitalintly glowing near our galaxy, Astronomy Magazine reports.
